The TinyTerminal example creates a really dumb terminal window and connects it to "/dev/cufa". You might need to change the permissions on /dev/cufa to use it if you get a window that says the port couldn't open (in the title). You can change the port by editing the source. To fix the permissions su to root and do: "chmod 666 /dev/cu*". Alternately you can make the program suid to uucp which is usually the owner of cufa.
I have tried to keep this as simple as possible. All of the setup for the serial port and event handling is done in TinyTermWindow.m including key events. The makeFirstResponder: method of Window is overridden to keep the text object from gaining control.
I hope you find many good uses for the MiscSerialPort object. It was used on my terminal program Modulator (available at finer archive sites) and has had some testing but if you find any bugs or have any suggestions mail them to me at:
